A Group of Snowy Owls
by Michael Russell
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A Group of Snowy Owls
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Michael Russell
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A group of Snowy Owls (Bubo scandiacus) preparing for an evening flight at Boundary Bay in Delta, British Columbia, Canada.
Photograph © Michael Russell. No re-use without written permission. Please contact me for licensing inquiries here: mrussellphotography.com/contact/
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May 17th, 2014
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HH Photography of Florida
Congratulations for having your photo chosen for a William’s Weekly Wow in the Wild Birds of the World group. Outstanding capture of these beautiful Snowy Owls. l/fv
Carol R Montoya
Amazing capture of three Snowy Owls, and congratulations on your photograph being selected in "William's Weekly Wows"!
Morris Finkelstein
Fabulous photo of three Snowy Owls together in one frame, in a natural habitat! Great work! Congratulations on your photo being selected as one of "William's Weekly Wows"! F/L/Following!!
Michael Russell replied:
I felt lucky to just see a few of them let alone come away with the photos I managed to get that day. :)
Kay Brewer
This fabulous photo certainly deserves to receive a Wowie from William's Wows Of The Week in the Wild Birds Of The World group! l/f
William Tasker
Hi Michael! This image has received a Wowie from the discussion, William's Wows Of The Week, found in the group, Wild Birds Of The World!
William Tasker
Hi Michael! Super exciting capture! Your beautiful image has been featured by Wild Birds Of The World. L/F
Don Columbus
Congratulations Michael, your work is Featured in "A Birding Group - Wings" I invite you to place it in the group's "2017 Featured Image Archive" Discussion!! L/Tweet
Heather King
I knew this was boundary bay, this is so VERY beautiful Michael, I remember years ago when the snowy owl invasion was at boundary bay, do they come there every year? here the snowy owls are very territorial, we don't see them hanging out with other snowies, this is so beautiful F/V/L
Michael Russell replied:
Thanks Heather! They do not "irrupt" every year, and 2012 was the best year recently to see them down there. I think a few have shown up in the past few winters but not like it was then. The photograph of one owl with its wings stretched out I think is my favourite of my snowy owl shots from that year.
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